Anonymous
Post 01/31/2013 16:47     Subject: Re:Stealing Items? Nanny Confessions

I took a ZipLock baggie once, to put my uneaten lunch in, but I replaced it later in the week when I had time to run to the store...
Anonymous
Post 01/31/2013 16:31     Subject: Stealing Items? Nanny Confessions

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Sorry, but I've never stolen anything before. Are all you DC area nannies like this? My God, this is truly upsetting.


OP- I was just curious. So I took a roll of paper towels? Should I feel guilty about a roll of paper towels and a pen? My GOD! I should be flayed alive. Pay your nannies a decent wage.


That is a pitiful excuse. Thousands of people work for a not so ideal pay but they don't steal. It's called having 'morals'. If you want a decent paying job then get a degree and the qualifications to earn a decent wage. Were they paying you above min wage? If yes then you're over payed because you're a thief without conscious so your value is that of a high-school dropout.

I'm so glad I was raised with dignity and morals. I've found new cameras, new phones, etc and have ALWAYS returned them to lost and found or in one instance, security.
Anonymous
Post 01/31/2013 16:25     Subject: Stealing Items? Nanny Confessions

I just commented this the other day under a post about a mother who thought her nanny was stealing.

Studies show most nannies DO steal. Most wont admit to it though. They usually don't steal large, expensive items for the most part it's little things like food, toilet paper, kitchen utensils, etc. Anything they think would go unnoticed.

This is the main reason I wouldn't hire someone to work in MY home.
Anonymous
Post 01/31/2013 14:56     Subject: Stealing Items? Nanny Confessions

14:42, more Info please. What country?
Anonymous
Post 01/31/2013 14:42     Subject: Stealing Items? Nanny Confessions

I was once a live in nanny overseas. The job was beyond horrible and I knew once I have notice I'd be out on the street. So I made a plan, bought ticket home 7000 miles away and on my day off left while everyone was out. MB was a lazy SAHM so it's not like I jeopardized her job, more like her day of lounging and shopping online. I stole a suitcase because I couldn't fit everything in my bag. It was the ugliest oldest one, so whatever.
Anonymous
Post 01/31/2013 14:27     Subject: Stealing Items? Nanny Confessions

The only things I've ever taken were things I used at work - tampons, band-aids, food, hand lotion.
Anonymous
Post 01/31/2013 14:17     Subject: Stealing Items? Nanny Confessions

Ok, girls, who wants to feed the troll next?
Anonymous
Post 01/31/2013 14:17     Subject: Stealing Items? Nanny Confessions

I once took a tampon from MB's bathroom when my period came unexpectedly, but that's it..
Anonymous
Post 01/31/2013 14:14     Subject: Stealing Items? Nanny Confessions

Op is having a slow day at the office.
Anonymous
Post 01/31/2013 14:13     Subject: Stealing Items? Nanny Confessions

Anonymous wrote:Sorry, but I've never stolen anything before. Are all you DC area nannies like this? My God, this is truly upsetting.


OP- I was just curious. So I took a roll of paper towels? Should I feel guilty about a roll of paper towels and a pen? My GOD! I should be flayed alive. Pay your nannies a decent wage.
Anonymous
Post 01/31/2013 14:13     Subject: Stealing Items? Nanny Confessions

14:11, you can't possibly be that naive.
Anonymous
Post 01/31/2013 14:11     Subject: Stealing Items? Nanny Confessions

Who do you think you're fooling?
Anonymous
Post 01/31/2013 14:11     Subject: Stealing Items? Nanny Confessions

Sorry, but I've never stolen anything before. Are all you DC area nannies like this? My God, this is truly upsetting.
Anonymous
Post 01/31/2013 14:10     Subject: Stealing Items? Nanny Confessions

Boring troll.
Anonymous
Post 01/31/2013 14:06     Subject: Stealing Items? Nanny Confessions

Fess up girls! We have all done it at one time or another.

I myself have taken little a roll of towels and the occasional office supply but I was severly underpaid do I didn't feel guilty.